NUVO Lighting 62-1538 Solano Medium Vanity, LED, Black and Brushed Brass Finish, White Acrylic Lens

No bulbs to buy. The Solano medium vanity uses an integrated LED board rather than sockets, so there is nothing to lamp at install and nothing to relamp later. It draws 26W at 120V and puts out 2080 lumens, rated for 30,000 hours. The trade-off with integrated LED is that when the board eventually fails you replace the fixture, not a bulb, which matters if you are standardizing across a lot of units.

No. The Solano medium vanity is not ADA compliant, and its 4.25 inch projection from the wall is the reason to check it against your spec if the fixture lands in a required accessible route. For ADA-governed restrooms in healthcare, education, or hospitality work, specify a fixture listed as ADA compliant instead.

Yes, the fixture is dimmable. Because it is an integrated LED running on 120V line voltage, it needs an LED-compatible dimmer, not an old incandescent-rated rotary or slide left over from a 60W bar. If you are swapping an incandescent vanity strip, plan on changing the dimmer at the same time to avoid flicker or drop-out at the low end.

2080 lumens from a single 24 inch bar covers a typical single-sink bathroom for general grooming light. The 90 CRI output is the part that matters at a mirror, since color rendering that high shows skin tone and makeup accurately rather than the washed-out look you get from low-CRI strips. In a double-vanity or a windowless master, two fixtures or a supplementary ceiling light is the usual approach.

No, this one is not CCT selectable. There is no field switch for warm-to-cool, so the output is fixed. If you are matching several bathrooms in one building and need the color to line up exactly, order the same 62-1538 for each opening rather than mixing in a selectable-CCT fixture set to a nominally similar temperature.

It is a wall-mounted vanity fixture with a white acrylic lens and a black and brushed brass body. NUVO vanity bars of this type are commonly installed either direction depending on whether you want light thrown up the mirror or down onto the counter, but the fixture only mounts to a wall box, not a ceiling. At 2.9 lbs it is light enough that a standard wall box supports it without additional bracing.

The body is steel with a black and brushed brass finish and a white acrylic lens. Steel construction and an acrylic (not glass) lens mean it survives turnover work and tenant cleaning better than a glass-shade bar, and there are no sockets to corrode in a humid bathroom. It is RoHS compliant, and NUVO flags lead under California Prop 65 for this fixture.